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01-26-2024 , 12:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Andro
Trump has this election in the bag. Almost no chance Genocide Joe gets 4 more years after alienating millions of his own voters from 2020. He has decided that supporting genocide is more important to him than winning in 2024.
wow so true! alienating your own would-be voters sounds like a recipe for disaster!!

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01-29-2024 , 12:29 AM
shine on forever. shine on for Yemen. Sultanic son

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01-31-2024 , 02:51 AM
you guys hear about the guy that cut his dad's head off because he was a federal employee, then broadcast the head in a plastic bag on youtube? just today apparently. right-wing garbage of course. I like to think id have seen that shiit coming and made provision for it.
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01-31-2024 , 04:32 PM
Holy ****ing Christ you were serious
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02-06-2024 , 07:45 PM
accidentally caught 30 seconds of cnn and it seems like the republicans are trying to impeach the homeland security guy for failing to solve "the border crisis", while the good guys dems seem be countering by seeking some mega-bill to fund their palestinian genocide + their wars in ukraine & iran + war with mexico (more border funding) + future war with china and whoever else
(did i forget any wars? feel like i am)


usa#1
save us donny da dove
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02-06-2024 , 08:16 PM
DHS impeachment fails

This is all a ****ing joke
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02-07-2024 , 01:20 AM
Haley lost the Republican primary in Nevada to 'none of the above'
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02-07-2024 , 01:35 AM
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Originally Posted by bazooka87
Haley lost the Republican primary in Nevada to 'none of the above'
Trump is "None of the above" FWIW...outside of the educated areas of the state (which are only Las Vegas & Reno), he is popular. Which is puzzling because he has nothing in common with those people and would s**t on them at any chance to benefit himself...but somehow they think "he is just like us".
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02-07-2024 , 01:45 AM
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Originally Posted by 702guy
Trump is "None of the above" FWIW...outside of the educated areas of the state (which are only Las Vegas & Reno), he is popular. Which is puzzling because he has nothing in common with those people and would s**t on them at any chance to benefit himself...but somehow they think "he is just like us".
I mean this can be said for any state in the middle of nowhere. Trump is outwardly bigoted, and uneducated people are far more likely to be bigoted because they are ignorant. It's actually really easy to see why these people like him. He is the loudest about one thing that resonates and are either too stupid or don't care about everything else. Most Republicans hate poor people.

Some people were shocked when he won the first time because they didn't realize how stupid (and poor) this country is.
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02-07-2024 , 02:03 PM
It's just enemy of my enemy is my friend, always has been
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02-07-2024 , 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by DodgerIrish
It's just enemy of my enemy is my friend, always has been
Evergreen

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“I voted for him, and he’s the one who’s doing this,” Crystal Minton told The New York Times in an article published Monday. “I thought he was going to do good things. He’s not hurting the people he needs to be hurting.”
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02-09-2024 , 12:36 AM
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02-09-2024 , 03:46 AM
pretty bad day for Sleepy Joe
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02-09-2024 , 11:28 AM
Cucker: [Asks some dumb question]

Putin: Hitler asked the Poles nicely to give up territory in 1938 but the bad poles refused, so he didn't have a choice.
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02-09-2024 , 01:20 PM
Kinda funny that it seems like public announcements you will not be charged with a crime are extremely damaging for Clinton and Biden, while actually being charged with multiple crimes is very good for Trump.

Is it too passé to go with WAAF? Cause we are all ****ed
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02-10-2024 , 04:27 PM
Canada is ****ed too!

We have two terrible choices for our leader.

**** sucks when you have no hope for the betterment of our species.
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02-14-2024 , 07:48 PM
incredible


https://defector.com/cop-empties-cli...strike-his-car

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On the morning of Nov. 12, 2023, two officers from the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office responded to a call in a residential neighborhood. A woman named Celestiana Lopez had called 911 and said that her boyfriend, Marquis Jackson, was refusing to return her car after borrowing it, and had also been sending her threatening text messages. Four officers, including Sergeant Beth Roberts and Deputy Jesse Hernandez, responded to the call. While Roberts was speaking with Lopez, Jackson arrived on at the scene on foot. Hernandez kept Jackson away from Lopez and patted him down. A few minutes later, Roberts instructed the other officers to detain Jackson, so he was handcuffed, given a more thorough pat down, and put in the back seat of Hernandez's car. The two other responding officers left to look for Lopez's vehicle, and after a few minutes Hernandez left Roberts in order to perform yet another personal search of Jackson. What happened next was captured on Hernandez's body camera:

As Hernandez approaches his car's door, an acorn falls from a nearby tree and lands on the roof of the car. Hernandez immediately screams, "Shots fired!" several times, executes a double roll into the street, draws his gun, rises to one knee and fires several shots into the back of the car, falls onto his side and yells, "I'm hit!" while emptying the rest of his clip into the car, and then stumbles across the street to find cover. Roberts, who also fired shots into the police car, asks Hernandez if he is OK. "I'm good. I feel weird, but I'm good," he says. Jackson was not struck by any of the bullets.

The acorn detail was later confirmed by an internal affairs investigation that produced a 44-page report on the incident. Investigators went through the footage from Hernandez's body camera frame by frame, and discovered the acorn striking the roof of his car at the precise moment that he began screaming as if he'd been shot and rolling into the street.

The entire report is as fascinating as it is maddening. At some moments the investigators seem to be having trouble concealing their disdain for Hernandez and Roberts; at one point one of them asks Hernandez why he performed a double roll into the street. (The response: “Uh, the rolling. Um, kind of reaction to what's going on and me realizing like my legs are not working the way I need them to work right now, but I can, I can roll to that vehicle over there. So, that's kind of where I was trying to get to.”) And then there are moments that reiterate just how close every cop seems to be to tipping over into a murderous panic. Hernandez repeatedly told the investigators that he felt something hit his torso when the acorn landed on the car's roof, and that his legs immediately went numb. Roberts emphasized the "terror" that she heard in her partner's voice, and how his stumbling into the street gave her the impression that he was dying. Hernandez, like all of those cops who have been filmed losing control of their limbs at the mere site of a white powder, seems to have had something like a panic attack—in response to the sound of an acorn striking a vehicle—and his response to that sensation was to imagine he'd been shot, throw himself on the ground, and spray bullets at a man who was handcuffed in the back of his car.

The more sickening parts of the report have to do with the excuse Roberts and Hernandez concocted for themselves. Here you can sense the echoes of a panicked, post-shooting confabulation. Roberts told the investigators that she thought she saw a silencer in one of the photos that Jackson had texted to Lopez, and that Lopez had said that Jackson was known to carry a gun. Roberts had mentioned this photo to Hernandez before he started walking toward the car. In the reality Roberts and Hernandez tried to construct while speaking to investigators, the existence of this photo gave Hernandez reason to believe that the sound of an acorn hitting the top of his car was the sound of a silenced weapon being fired at him from inside the car by a man who was handcuffed and had already been searched twice.

What's striking is how easily Roberts and Hernandez were able to continue living in that reality even as they spoke to investigators. “I've been advised by, um, my attorney here, I, you know, I know they didn't recover a weapon, or anything like that on the scene, but, um, I'm confident with what I just told you is what, what happened,” said Hernandez.

When asked to explain her decision to fire into the police car, Roberts responded from within that false reality, unable to spare even one qualifier: “The threat was somebody had shot him. We had an armed subject in the back of the vehicle. Jesse was shot. I'm watching him, you know, fumble on the roadway. How do I, how do I give him more time? How do I, how do I draw the attention to me? How do I, how do I save him?”

usa#1
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02-14-2024 , 08:46 PM
Shout out guns. If only everyone in the *checks notes* chefs Super Bowl victory parade had one this senseless tragedy coulda been avoided
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02-14-2024 , 10:33 PM
Isn't there an unwritten rule where you can't shoot people at sporting events?

Sets a bad precedent.
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02-14-2024 , 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Chilltown
Isn't there an unwritten rule where you can't shoot people at sporting events?

Sets a bad precedent.
I mean you can do some **** and be like what the ****, but NEVER at the game.
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02-14-2024 , 11:44 PM
an american celebration without at least 3 shootings is considered a dull affair
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02-15-2024 , 07:51 AM
There were only 800 cops at the Super Bowl parade, maybe this will end the “good guy with a gun” solution the 2A nuts so often tout.

Butnaaaaaaaah
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02-15-2024 , 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by RT
I mean you can do some **** and be like what the ****, but NEVER at the game.
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Originally Posted by 72off
an american celebration without at least 3 shootings is considered a dull affair
A+ references

I swear I thought of the first one when I wrote it.
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02-16-2024 , 04:50 PM
Man, Matt Gaetz is really careless when it comes to evidence about his stach rape stuff apparently. You hate to see it
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02-16-2024 , 08:01 PM
Man do Biden and Trump look like ****. Just put anyone under 80 in the office. I'd take Tom Cruise.
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